GSNA · Question #297
You are responsible for a large network that has its own DNS servers. You periodically check the log to see if there are any problems. Which of the following are likely errors you might encounter in…
The correct answer is C. Active Directory Errors D. The DNS server could not create a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) socket E. The DNS server could not initialize the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service. There are a number of errors one could find in a Windows Server 2003 DNS log. They are as follows: The DNS server could not create a Transmission Control Protocol. The DNS server could not open socket for address. The DNS server could not initialize the Remote Procedure Call…
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You are responsible for a large network that has its own DNS servers. You periodically check the log to see if there are any problems. Which of the following are likely errors you might encounter in the log? (Choose three)
Options
- AThe DNS server could not create FTP socket for address [IP address of server]
- BThe DNS server could not create an SMTP socket
- CActive Directory Errors
- DThe DNS server could not create a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) socket
- EThe DNS server could not initialize the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A5% (1)
- B14% (3)
- C81% (17)
Explanation
There are a number of errors one could find in a Windows Server 2003 DNS log. They are as follows: The DNS server could not create a Transmission Control Protocol. The DNS server could not open socket for address. The DNS server could not initialize the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service. The DNS server could not bind the main datagram socket. The DNS Server service relies on Active Directory to store and retrieve information for Active Directory- integrated zones. And several active directory errors are possible. Answer: B is incorrect. DNS Servers do not create FTP connections. Answer: A is incorrect. DNS Servers do not create SMTP connections.
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